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Combined CARS/LDA instrument for simultaneous temperature and velocity measurements

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The performance of a combined CARS/LDA instrument capable of measuring temperature and two velocity components with a time coincidence of about 4 μs is evaluated in a turbulent premixed propane-air Bunsen-burner flame. Measurements near the base of the flame exhibit negative axial correlations, indicative of normal gradient transport; those near the flame tip show strong positive axial correlations, indicative of transport counter to the temperature gradient. The radial correlations are positive both in the reaction zone and in the plume. An analysis of temperature data from measurements made (1) independent of and (2) coincidental with LDA measurements indicates that the CARS/LDA instrument provides a density-weighted velocity, temperature, and velocity temperature correlation due to the density variations in the flame.

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Goss, L.P., Trump, D.D. & Roquemore, W.M. Combined CARS/LDA instrument for simultaneous temperature and velocity measurements. Experiments in Fluids 6, 189–198 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00230731

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